The Regional Supreme Court (TSJA) has suspended the demolition order on the Almuñécar hotel, Hotel Bahía Tropical in Taramay.
Hotel Demolition Suspended
by Martin Myall •
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News that has been published in the paper edition but not online until now
Arsenal Bought by Czechs
by Martin Myall •
The oldest arsenal in Spain,Santa Bárbara in Granada, now belongs to a Czech business, MSM Group, closing almost a year-long sales process.
Zaragoza Snake Oil
by Martin Myall •
A woman in Zaragoza was arrested for selling a supposed cure for Covid-19 after one of her customers ended up in hospital after trying it.
Tractors on Motril Beach
by Martin Myall •
‘The Lord Giveth and the Lord Taketh Away’ and the same can be said about the sea off Motril, except that it’s doing little ‘giveth’ and plenty of ‘taketh away.’
Lilian Urquieta & Amazon
by Vivienne Hughes •
La Herradura’s Lilian Urquieta has been chosen by Amazon to form part of its The Handmade Tour; there are only five other business chosen in the whole of Spain.
Almuñécar Street Markets Reopen
by Martin Myall •
The Friday Street Market in Almuñécar will recommence starting the 3rd of July with the Sunday Flea Market starting that same week.
Salobreña Castle Reopens
by Hugh MacArthur •
Salobreña’s chief attraction, La Alcazaba (apart from the beaches) has opened its castle gate to the general public, after closing during the Lock Down.
Seafront Road Closed
by Martin Myall •
Starting the last Friday of last month, Almuñécar Town Council ordered the closure to traffic of the Paseo Prieto Moreno during three evenings a week.
Motril Vadillo Project
by Martin Myall •
The Motril trading estate, el Vadillo, has entered Phase Two of its revamp project and accordingly had a whole gaggle of politicians posing for photos down there.
Abandoned Pools & Goats
by Vivienne Hughes •
The tasks of fire personnel are many and varied, which in the case of La Herradura translates to rescuing goats from swimming pools.